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But such laws generally stipulate that the data be used only for a specific purpose, held no longer than necessary, kept accurate and up-to-date and protected from unauthorised prying.That all sounds great.
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The database, he wrote, would be "difficult to keep accurate" and "the sharing of drug pricing information can at times present problems under U.S. antitrust laws".
The navy at that time was the biggest industry and the biggest employer in all of England, and Pepys proved to be brilliant at his job, the first naval administrator to keep accurate and useful records and to codify standards and procedures.
We should keep accurate and contemporaneous notes of conversations with sources and contributors about anonymity.
Carers will also be given training to follow procedures when a person is ill and will be trained to keep accurate and complete records.
Third, keep accurate and complete records to establish the separate character of your property and, if available, its value as close as possible to the date of marriage.
Some data, such as those in medication lists, are especially hard to keep accurate and up to date.
Keep accurate and detailed notes on your sources.
As an experimentalist, Bailey made controlled crosses and kept accurate records.
The medical faculty was responsible for insuring that the city's pharmacies maintained fresh drugs and kept accurate prescriptions.
Not every government organisation kept accurate records at the time and there is little official appetite to investigate this dark episode in China's modern history.
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